The reQuest retailed for less than the Vantage does now, only just a few years ago.
I've heard the Vantage on two occasions and I don't care what anyone says, unless you have a very small room, the reQuest was a better speaker at a better price.
The reQuest may not be "quite" as refined with jazz, female vocals and such, but it is so much more convincing at big band, pop, classical, and rock.
You had better, more dynamic and realistic bass, a larger soundstage (maybe not quite as detailed), and the same transparency. If anything the request must concede that it does not have the same dynamic range, or upper end extension in the panel as the Vantage does. Eitherway, all things considered IMO the reQuest wins hands down because it is a more convincing speaker than the Vantage is with a wide variety of music at a lower price.
I've heard the Vantage on two occasions and I don't care what anyone says, unless you have a very small room, the reQuest was a better speaker at a better price.
The reQuest may not be "quite" as refined with jazz, female vocals and such, but it is so much more convincing at big band, pop, classical, and rock.
You had better, more dynamic and realistic bass, a larger soundstage (maybe not quite as detailed), and the same transparency. If anything the request must concede that it does not have the same dynamic range, or upper end extension in the panel as the Vantage does. Eitherway, all things considered IMO the reQuest wins hands down because it is a more convincing speaker than the Vantage is with a wide variety of music at a lower price.
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